M. Night Shyamalan delivers one of the most disappointing movies in recent memory with the inert and lifeless Glass.

Polish import Cold War tells a visually beautiful, if not somewhat emotionally distant story, of a 15-year off-and-on again romance between a young singer and music director in 1950s Europe.

Documentary Oscar hopeful Hale County This Morning This Evening is a powerful, observational look at small town life in a predominantly African-American county in Alabama.

Barry Jenkins’ beautiful and bittersweet If Beale Street Could Talk stands tall and proud as one of 2018’s finest films.

The Upside may have the best of intentions, but the downside is…this thing simply does not work.

Largely a by-the-book biographical drama, On The Basis of Sex remains an inspiring look at Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s journey from Harvard Law into a groundbreaking civil rights attorney, prior to her appointment to the Supreme Court.

Marta Prus’ debut film, documentary Over The Limit is a stunning, uncomfortable, but rewarding look at Russian gymnast Margarita Mamun’s preparations for the 2016 Olympics.

Swedish biopic Becoming Astrid offers a compelling look at the formative years of author Astrid Lindgren, who would go on to author the beloved “Pippi Longstocking” series of children’s books.

Although it has no ability to close the deal, Escape Room is, for awhile, a surprisingly clever and intriguing PG-13 horror film…

The best thing the Transformers franchise ever could have done? Replace Michael Bay as director and simplify the story. As a result, Bumblebee is one of 2018’s biggest surprises.